DevvStream settles Helena convertible note dispute, cuts remaining debt to $1 million
- DevvStream reached a settlement with Helena over its senior secured Convertible Promissory Note originally issued with USD 10 million principal.
- Agreed to honor USD 295,000 of conversion notices dated June 1 and June 4, with shares due by 10:00 a.m. ET June 8.
- Digital asset collateral in a BitGo account valued at USD 2.6 million was credited against the note; Helena kept control of the collateral.
- Remaining debt set at USD 1 million, still convertible at the Event of Default Discount Price under the note’s terms.
- Helena accepted a leak-out limit, capping sales of conversion shares at 10% of average daily volume over the prior 10 trading days.
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